Can Mindfulness Fill Corporate America With Better, Happier Workers?
As corporate mindfulness initiatives continue their fashionable ascent among CEOs and consultants, it’s worth asking: Can a 2,500-year-old…
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Adrift: At Sea With a Search-and-Rescue Mission in the Mediterranean
An unprecedented number of refugees are boarding unseaworthy vessels for a dangerous crossing.
‘Staten Island Will Not Forget My Father’: An Interview With Erica Garner
It’s been two years since Eric Garner was killed by police. We spoke with his daughter about her…
After Orlando, Political Silence on LGBTQ Safety
Though the horrific attack could have served as an impetus for broader LGBTQ protections, policymakers have largely abandoned…
Voices of the Addicted Generation: Amy
San Francisco Bay Area, graduate student, 31 As Told to Madeleine Thomas (Photo: Christopher Leaman) Editor’s Note: This…
The Deadliest Year Yet
More environmental activists were murdered in 2015 than any other year on record. With the high-profile assassination of…
Voices of the Addicted Generation: Brittany
Charleston, South Carolina, marketing intern, 22 As Told to Madeleine Thomas (Photo: Christopher Leaman) Editor’s Note: This piece…
Voices of the Addicted Generation: Daniel
Phoenix, Arizona, works for a major insurance company, 29 As Told to Madeleine Thomas (Photo: Christopher Leaman) Editor’s…
How One Immigration Detention Shook a City
The detention of Wildin David Guillén Acosta, a Honduran refugee in North Carolina, highlights how the threat of…